BOWLING
WELLINGTON V. CENTRE
WIN FOR THE CLUB
The annual'meeting between Wellington Club rinks and rinks from the rest of the clubs in tliie centre took place on the Wellington Club's greens on Saturday in perfect weather conditions. The president of the Wellington Club. Mr. -IS. J. Hill, exteuUcd a hearty welcome to the visiting bowlers from sixteen clubs. The victory went to the home club by a margin of thirteen points. . ■
The games resulted as follows:—
.Roberts, Parton, .Berry Duncan . (s),- 15, v. island Bay—Campbell, Key, Clark; M'llroy (s), 10.
Ramsay,. Reid,' Fowler, Longmdre" (s), 17, v. Kelburn—Gray, Eivart, M'Callum, Lowry. (s),. 25. .
Coltman, Kennie, Waters, Glendinning (s), 20, v. Karori—Gillespie, - Gilbert, Cathie, Burns (s), 15.
Salek, Mentiplay, Johnson, ... Porleous (s), 19, v. Thorndon —Crawford, -Nelson, De Tourettes, Goodwin (s), 20.
' Brinsdeu, Wood, Wylie,' Houldsworth (s), 10, v. Central—Deihl, Fitzgerald, Senior, Pawsoh (s), 20. .
liidler, Webb,.,\V. J. Thompson, lnnes .(s), 17, ■v. Uppei' Hutt and Piimmerton— Warner,- Dean, Murdock, Mumby (s), 16: Chote, W. D. Miller, F. Marshall, Goldtincli (s), 24;- v. Woburn—Robson, Lee, Tamblyn y Mulholland (s), 18. Briee, G. S. Hill, Erskine,. Bl'Arthur (s), 26, v. Petone —Firth, Naughton, Jones, Reunie (s), 22. . Tregonning, Faulknor, Dempsey. Warwick (s), 25, v. Victoria—Clark,- Baudinet, Chittey, Duthie (s), 14.
Couper, il'Kelvie, Gyles, E. J. Hill (s), 19,' v. Hutt—Walton, Ginger, tlodgins, Norris (t>),- lli.
. MoiTali, liaiiiiltoii. Siiiitli.-Jjiiltiaii) (s) 21, v Scutoun—Scarfe, Pavsous, i'urry •Jackson (s), 28.- '
Simpsou, Peterseu, Crcsswell, fairway (s), 15, v. Hataitai—Edwards, Burgess, Thirkell, Shepherd, (s), 24.
A. Beritiett, Waddel, Burgess, Mayer (s), 24, v.'.Eastbourne —Card, Loe, Duft', Munro. (s),'lo. . ,-,.- , W,.. Smith, "Wilßon, Hunter, .Fountain (s), 16, v. Khandallah—Living, Rodger, Swangeiy Bringins- (s), 17.
•.Plimnier, W.H. Bennett, A. Marshall, ,Hodd (5),.11," y.Lyail Bay—Marshall, Johnson, Leahy, Noad (s), 22.
Hildreth, Ledger,l Churchward, Dimock (s),, 21, v. Ifewtownr^-Salmond, Eae, Haigh, Read (s);. 17. ' >
Totals—Wellington/ 311; combined clubs, 298. . ,-■■' "':'.■ / ■ •
Permanent link to this item
Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/EP19300224.2.31
Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka
Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 46, 24 February 1930, Page 6
Word count
Tapeke kupu
308BOWLING Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 46, 24 February 1930, Page 6
Using this item
Te whakamahi i tēnei tūemi
Stuff Ltd is the copyright owner for the Evening Post. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International licence (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of Stuff Ltd. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.
Log in